Favourites of a nursery of seventy years ago : and some others of later date (1916)
Forbes, Edith Emerson · Boston : Houghton · leaf 436
ll of glee,Singing merrily. CHILDRENS SONG 417 Birds are free; So are we;And we live as happily. Work we do, Study too,For we learn twice two ;Then we laugh, and dance, and sing,Gay as larks upon the wing; Follow me, Full of glee,Singing merrily. Work is done Plays begun;Now we have our laugh and… … COME WHE^ YOU ARE CALLED Where s Susan, and Kitty, and Jane ? Wheres Billy, and Sammy, and Jack?Oh, there they are down in the lane; Go, Betty, and bring them all back. But Billy is rude and wont come.And Sammy is running too fast; Come, dear little children, come home.And Billy is coming at last.…
Nursery rhymes
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